LShift's Open Source implementation of AMQP, the emerging standard for reliable messaging, is fast becoming well known for its low latency and high throughput.
Visit the RabbitMQ website for more information, documentation, downloads and to get involved with the community building this exciting piece of software.
This project was a joint initiative between Vodafone and Microsoft. It is a security framework that combines Internet and mobile technologies that span many areas, ranging from a .NET based client with hardware security token and an XML-based security protocol through to backend messaging platforms.
Full Vodafone case study
I really hate null! Reflect on that statement. Apparently Tim has a strong dislike for a concept found in lots of programming languages (even brainiac languages like Haskell) and successfully used in millions of programs. He must be crazy I wouldn’t like to have a discussion with him about something contentious like tabs versus spaces. I understand that the [...]
One of the features I used to particularly like about Rhythmbox was it’s ability to minimise to tray. This meant with a simple click of an icon I could briefly bring it up on my current workspace to play/pause and then hide it again. However, in the new 2.90.x releases, the upstream has decided to [...]
LShift will be attending (and sponsoring) the next London Hacker News Meetup at 6.30pm on 25th January 2012. The venue will be the Central Foundation Boys School, Cowper Street, near our offices in Shoreditch.
LShift is proud to announce that a significant grant from the Technology Strategy Board has been awarded for the design and development of the Progressive Publishing System (PPS).
SpringSource, a division of VMware, Inc. today announced the acquisition by VMware of Rabbit Technologies, Ltd.
